VS
Malaga vs Levante is an evenly balanced Spanish matchup shaped by exchanged home wins and drawn contests. Malaga won 3–1 at home on 15 September 2012, Levante answered 4–1 at home on 7 February 2015, and the teams shared a 0–0 draw at La Rosaleda on 6 September 2026. Future meetings can ask which side turns territorial familiarity into a decisive edge.
Past matches, Malaga vs Levante
Match center
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Starting eleven
Substitutes Malaga
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13G
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5D
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3D
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39D
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25D
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23M
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2M
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14M
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6M
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11F
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17F
Levante Substitutes
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G
1
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D
3
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D
22
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D
14
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F
27
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M
5
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M
6
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M
16
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D
17
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F
11
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F
10
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D
33
Match events
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9'⚽Chupete Missed Penalty
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25'Dani Lorenzo Yellow Card
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34'Rafa Garrido Yellow Card
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45' +1Pablo Martínez Yellow Card
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59'I. Merino P. Martinez
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59'J. Munoz J. Cruz
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60'Y. Musuayi I. Romero
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67'C. Puga Rafita
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67'R. Enriquez D. Lorenzo
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70'Adrián de la Fuente Yellow Card
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77'J. Toljan N. Perez
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77'P. Cortes T. Fernandez
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77'H. Sotelo E. Bardeli
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86'J. Cajuste C. Dotor
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86'D. Requena J. A. Olasagasti
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90' +2Carlos Puga Yellow Card
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90' +5Aïssa Mandi Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Malaga VS Levante
Neither side owns the script
The results between Malaga and Levante point to a genuine split rather than a settled hierarchy. Malaga’s 3–1 home win on 15 September 2012 was followed by Levante’s 4–1 victory on 7 February 2015, showing that either side can impose itself when the match tilts their way. Several drawn contests add a different thread: the pairing can also remain stubbornly level when neither gains enough control.
Different settings, same uncertainty
Meetings have crossed La Liga and Segunda División contexts, so the competitive backdrop has changed while the balance has stayed difficult to read. Malaga and Levante drew 1–1 in Malaga on 8 February 2025 before a 0–0 at La Rosaleda on 6 September 2026. Future encounters can test whether one side converts home advantage into another decisive result or the contest returns to shared resistance. That uncertainty keeps each meeting open to a different answer.